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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1887-09-24

CUNNINGHAMS
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
OVER NATIONAL BANK,
Is complete in every respect. The operat-
ing rooms and sky light are the largest
in the city. He makes only one grade of
work and that is the best. Copying and
enlarging of old pictures speciality.
Headquarters for Picture Frames.
OVER NATIONAL BANK.
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DEPOSITORY
OF
THE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY
AT
Mr.. 81. N. DEATRICKS,
N. QUEEN ST.. OPP. LUTHERAN CHURCH.
BIBLES AT COST
BIBLES AT COST

Go to THOMPSON & TABLER for cheap
CLOTHING. Their stock is now COM
plete for the fall and winter. They will
save you money on every suit you buy.
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MECHANICS BAND FAIR about the Holt
days.
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THE HERALD & Phila. Press, for 50.
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Trade hakl
WALK
BOOT
4

have received a full line of
the Celebrated Walker Boots
and Shoes, the Best Goods made.
For sale only by
81. N. DEATRICK.
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THE MARKETS.
CITY rRopucE MARKETS.

oorssled svsry Friddv ov A. s. Ooaiie'
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pArr1noRE MAaKErs.

Wool, light unwashed %, choice q,
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Frank Siddall 3 Soap at

THOMPSON & TABLER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-11-17

How GYpsIEs FIdHr DuEIs.--
France recently suffered from an
epidemic Of dueling, an expidemic
which, for the moment, seems to have
somewhat subsidized, but ! am Of the
opinion that, even at its height, the
feat Of two gYpsies the other day at
Albunelas, Spain, cannot be equaled
by any experience under the French
"code.
II appears that number Of the
wandering tribe were enjoying them
selves drinking and singing, when a
Misunderstanding occurred between
two Of the number who for long time
had not been on good terms. Re-
questing their companions not to dis
turb them, they retired to a lonely
spot behind a group Of isolated build
ings and arranged the terms of their
singular encounter.
Each being Of the opinion that the
other was a quite superhuous member
Of the community. they decided that
the quarrel should be definitely SETTLED
then and there. To this end they
bound themselves together BY the
feet with a rope, and taking the
scissors with which, as professional
sheep shearers, they were provided,
began the bloody death struggle.
After half an hour their companions,
not seeing them return, and anxious
to know what they were doing, in
spite Of their prohibition went in
search Of them. When they arrived
the frenzied oombatants we're still
fighting, but had fallen to the ground
and were struggling for the mastery
in a pool Of their owe blood, It was
with the greatest difficulty they could
DO separated, although they were both
nearly dead and covered with the
most horrible wounds, description Of
which Iassure your readers. Suffice it
TO say that they we're ofsuch a nature
as 10 render recovery almost impossi-
bic, so that instead Of their being one
Gypsy less upon earth, as originally
proposed, there will probably be two.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-11-17

LucK. People who have made their
way upward and onward in an incom-
prehensible sort Of fashion are very
apt to believe in luck.
The late A. 7. Sturart's belief that
If the old apple woman on the corner
did not follow him uptown his luck
would desert him, is well known.
There is a rich man in New Jersey
who fancies that yellow is his lucky
color, He paints everything about
his premises yellow in consequence,
often in the most amazing fashion.
There ia woman who deals in real
estate in New York whose fortune is
large. She wears about her neck
button tied to shoe string. It ia
usually concealed, but when she begins
to bargain she takes the button in
her fingers. Without it she believes
she should do some foolish thing
Years ago great financial light drop
ped the button as be passed her, and
she considered it talisman.
Another rich woman in Nav York
returns home if she meets person
with one eye, her day she says, will
be unfortunate if she transacts BUSH
ness after meeting such person.
It is said that the old mother Of the
Rothchilds always resided in the tum-
bledown old hoase where they were
born. She believed that if she left it
their luck would leave them. Every
morning servants carried her in q
sedan chair to the palatial homes Of
her sons; but they carried her back at
night. She slept in the old house as
long as she lived.
| The wife Of one Of those wealthy
men who astonish the world failing.
always declared that II was beoause
he lifted an umbrella over her head
+ in his Office,
In fact, there are hundreds Of people
who, quite sane and sensible ii other
ways, are fixed In their belief as to the
4 most absurd things concerning good
and bad luck.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-11-17

"WelI, you see what has happened.
Your husband isn't dead after all.
Dear me, how shall we get to arrange
the matter It's very provoking,
very.
"Alas, sir, twas severe trial.
God, IN his goodness, has spared his
life. ! trust the Lesson will be ofser-
vice to him.
God, in his goodness went on
muttering choquarE That's all very
we'll. But we haven't settled our
little difficulty a. yet.
Come now. Ohoquart. said /, H.
terruptiug him pretty sharply, we've
had enough On that score. M Balln
lssfed yUa q best excuses 10
idY presence, and cordially invites
you 70 dinner what more do you
want n
Dear me-" said Choquart, still
fascinated BY the leg Of mutton, II
do think itIis beginning to burn at the
joint.
The difficulty was now over, and
The durlist completely disarmed. We
all had dinner. Choquars recouuted
his duels to the upholstefer, and drank
with great gusto his spurious
Madeira.
Choquart died IN poverty. For
over twenty years he had lived on a
small pension granted him by the
Comte de Chambord. When, how
ever. he received 500 francs, his
won't wss 10 give his friends a supper
which cost the same sum, 40 that on
certain days Of the year be went sup
PEERLESS to bed. Still, he he was ex-
tremely punotilious in money matters.
Boston Courier Translation from
the French Of Auguste Villemot.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-11-17

A WESTERN PosToFrIcx.- Some
time ago, while the Inspector Of Post
offices for the Northern Pacific Diyis
ion was making bis rounds, he arrived
at small town 10 Idaho Territory,
and going into the only store in the
place, inquired, Where Is the Post
Office here
The sole occupant Of the store look
Cd him over, from head to foot, aud
replied
Why, you daraed fool, it's right
here. Where did you suppose il was2
The Inspector looked around at the
bar, with its row Of black bottles, the
two barrels Of sugar. and other arti-
cles generally found in backwoods
store. bot failed TO discover the Post.
Office department.
Where is the place you keep the
letters2 be asked.
There 10 that cigar box. Can't
ycn geo thing when it's right afore
your nose2
The inspector looked into the cigar
box, and 70 his surprise and amuse-
ment, found the PostofEiee, the letters
being ! brown promiscuously among
the cigar atumps, etc.
Where is the poitmaster? he in
quised.
He's gone hunting.
Who attends the postofiice when he q
away.
The olsrk2
Where is he?
Sick.
Well, who is attending the Office
today
II you're looking for fullblown
postmaster, just gaze on me I'm him
him today. 81
Have you been swornin2
Not much; not sworn out either.
This state Of affairs shocked the
worthy inspector, and he told the man
they could not conduct Uncle Sam )
business in that way.
He was informed that If be did not
like il be could call on the postmaster
next day and settle it.
The inspector was on hand early
next morning and found the pest.
master looking like a thunder cloud.
So you're the man what inspects
post offices, are you2 said be. And
you don't ike my styleg Albright, be
continued and BIS grabbed up the cigar
box containing the post Office, I'm o
man Of few words and much meaning
You Just tell that man in Washington
they call Uncle Sam, to take his onery
twenty dollars-a-year post Office and
10 plum TO with it. ! amt pos.
mastering az much al / was
And he fred the post Office inEo tn,
road, with an invitation TO the in
pector to follow quickly and not look
back if he cared to enjoy further gooe
health.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-11-17
AFAMOUS DUEllsT.

About half way up the Rue du Jour,
near the ST. Eustache church, in
Paris, i an old house, rendered con.
spicuous BY wide porch and an OK.
tensiye stock in trade Of china, This,
two centuries ago, was the Hotel do
Boyaumont, built by Philippe HUI
rault, bishop Of Charles and able 81
Royaumont. Later oa 4 was occupied
BY Francois Dc Montmoreney, Comte
Dc Boateyille, who made il gen.
erous fendeagoua for the dueists in
IarIs. All the gentlemen Of the
court, eagsr to challenge any 81 their
peers over some love intrigue, or who
for some personal motive locked dag.
eers 80 each other 90 the Place Royals
OF the Copr Ia Reif met at TIE man-
sion 10 the Rus da Jour. Hers they
we're Hospitality received ard enter.
tanned they were offered cold col.
lation With wines aud liquors before
entering The lisls, and those who had
forgotten to bring weapons were pro-
vided with a goo1ly selection Of
polished 4teel. Throughout the
morning there was Al ineeaepi CLASH
u blades. each tlfaai saa parry hss
Ing watched with intense interest bY
veterans, vino, after old scores had
been wiped oiF, and tbs resident snr
geon had bandagea tie eombatenis
wou1ds we're invited, with tie due.
lisla and their seconds, to luncheon
with the Comte dc Bouiegille.
l. would doubtless ba vain quest
20 seek. uowadays, for j pipRle repre-.
sentative Of this defanot race Of due
lists, . race to which oho4aart evident
" belonged. He must have had al.
ceslors among the exquisites Of the
reign Of Louis XIII, the awash buck.
lera Of the Hotel dc Royauomnt, BE-
the splendid corps Of mnskeieers Of
( Louis Ky. Choqnarts mania for
dueling, HE ever recurring proyoea-
tious,to decide difference at the
swords point made 81 ilim public
character and hia reputation was
perhaps heightened rather than de
minished BY the fact that his most
terrible challenges were unable to
withstand the offer Of q peaceful solu-
! ton over i bowlof punch. Hisguile-
+ less talk and southern accent, his
peculiar way Of lisping and other
physical oddities, gave to bis daily
Odyssey a ameck Of the most genuine
comic bntIoonery.
When the maria fol fighting was
strong within him il was difficult to
eyade his mood oae day be would
enter coffee house, take seat and
say to near neighbor
AFTER Yea, Tie Figaro, please
"sir," The other would politely re-
spond, "it Is not The Figaro but The
Constitutional that ! am reading
ooh you would give me the lie,
would you? Take care sir, or, BY
God TIL teach you better manners
On another occasion he would in-
trodnee Ike scene after this fashion:
Now, don't keep staring at me in
that offensive manner, please !"
~ e1postulated the customer.
lord bless me, sir, didn't even see
you. | was looking the other way"
"0hi then ! am liar, am n
And Choquart would rise from his
eeat in q threatening attitude.
Even the most peaceful person
could scarcely put up with such IN
solepoe. They felt like tnoking uf
their sleeves and knocking Choquarl
down. Nor did be fail, at times, t.
meet with his deserts. He more
than once stumbled Oh d Tarterl Hi
best known scrape that way il worth
relating Choquart one day entered
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-11-17

Dea-It Is too bad to spend half Of
short life distressed with neuralgia,
when rs cents spent for one bottle Of
Salvation Oil will cure itquickly
He talked aa If be had frog in his
hroat bpt be was only hOarse; u
inghs bottle Of DR.. Bills Cough Syrup
lelieyed the trouble at oncs. % cents.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-11-17

Somebody's heart Il gay,
And somebody's heart il sad,
Far lights beam bright across the way
And door with Grape IS cladl
Sadness and gladness Ger
Are jewellers side By side,
a dear one on her bier,
And the wreataing Of bride
Bright eyes are filed with mfrth,
lsale faces bend III prayer.
And hearts beside the CHEEKY hearth
Are crushed BIZ stout despair
All. now and JOY and hope
Are parted lw thinnest Wall,
And dnlyon hearts which never ope,
10 ghoatly shadows fall
A2 thoughts Of the funeral train
Come 70 tho festive thrnne
No hope that ioy win dla4n ain,
~ slsiek seile hoise
.tssl Aahdy
To ttie children 81 Joy and mlrth,
But only tho ffost and III memory
Comes % stricken 1iles Of earth
Somebody's heart IL gay,
Aud somebody's heart Is sad,
For light beams bright across the way,
And a door with Grape IS clad
Sadness and gladness e'er
Crowd round US side BIZ side,
4 sunny smile and afscaldinR tear,
SO close they are allied
I'll q Riggs IN 81 Louis Magazine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-11-17
BILL HEADs



Tn the ruined mill long shadows fall,
The mice creep over the floor,
The cobwebs swing on the crannied wall,
The sun Sits In through the door;
The great milestone hangs idly there,
And the brook as it trickles by
Gives happy laugh to the snnlit air,
And smile 10 the iar-oif sky.
It springs and II leaps the mill race down,
II whispers over the grass,
IL gTgles under the tree-rOots brown,
II calls TO the birds as they pass:
Over feathery moss it softly flows
Where the pines their bows interlace,
And the great, gaunt rocks in their calm
repose,
For ages untold have their place
In the deep ravlne ia the summer noon,
Thciazy leaves scarcely stir;
INC cfic<lk iasnt3Y NiFig
The trees grew green ia.theif fsll1i state,
The squirrels run out and III,
And the very stones seem 10 watch and wait
For the life Of the min to begin.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-11-17
RATIFICATION NorIGE

WIN. Barber, Mary y Barber and others.
vs..
VIM. r. Clarke'a admrs and OILERS.
In the Circuit Court for St n fy's conn
iy, sitting AZ u Court &C Equity
No $50 NJ. r.
Ordered this 7lh day Of 0aober, 1887,
that the snlc made and reported liy Robert
G. Combs, Trustee in this c4us % ratified
and confirmed, unless CaUae - lie eoniu-
~ be shown on or before the 3 Monday
Of November, 1881, provided a copy 81 This
order be published In tlIe 81 MsFv's Ben.
coz once d week i0r three acoe iytNeak8
prior tic aald 81 Monday 81 SoteB,ter
The report states ihe land snd fer @9Ga,
J FRANK FORD, Jerk
True copy--Yest
]. FRANK FORD, lerb
oct i3-~3Wo
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-11-17

Capt. w. q. GEOGHEGAN, will leave Pier
10, Eight Street Wbarf, every TUESDAY,
and Friday at 3, p NJ, for tie following
Landings on Potomac River;
ON TUESDAYS FOR
Comfcld Harbor, Munday's Point,
Jones Wharf, Abelfs Wharf,
Bronze Wharf, Howards Yliaff,
Bac0n's Whart, beonardt18n,
Cowart's Wharf, foxweils Wharf,
C0an Whalf, stones Wharf,
Kipsale Wharf, Cobrnm haii,
Iodge Wharf Nasai'Al
Mt Holly Wharf.
Leave LItONA1sDTON for BALTIMORE
Oh Thursday nj z, a. L
ON FRIDAYS FOR
Corntleld Harbor, FoSwells Nhari,
.Iones Wharf Cubrnm v harf,
Brome's Wharf, liowarfs Wharf,
Bacon's Wharf, LeonardioYn " harf,
Cowart's Wharf, stones Wharf,
Coan Wharf, Lancastcrs Wharf,
Kinsale Wharf, Chapiico Wharf,
Lodge Wharf, Liverpool 9oint
Munday's Point, Smiths Point,
Piney Point, Glyinount
Abeil's Wharf
ALEXANDRIA g WASHINGTON, DC.
Leave WASHINGTON for BALTIMORE
on Sunday, at A, II, II
FIciQla Reccued oniy on T'UEsgA rs and
FRf1A YS.
No Freight secesref qfley 49o r. h
No Bills of Lading viii be signed except
those OF the Company
X. FOSTER, General Manager.
A. EEHDHAM, Jr, Agent
Feb. 2i--tC
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-11-17
CAUTION.

All persons are warned not 10 trcspass
with dog or gun, or IL any other manner,
on our farms located IN Bretons Neck.
The law will be rigidIy enforced against
all persons disrogarding this notice ire
speciiye OF party, race or previous condi-
ton Of sefvitude,
Frank lDllahay, Wellington Davis,
Jonathan Moore, Zach Matllngiy,
John n. Johnson, leo M. Wathen.
4. r Matsingiy
Oct i33t
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

George Sfsvner. Ives & Co.'S sole remain
ins partner. zoe hi~ Start tsroush a valaaols
Invention A man iu whom Srsvn-r was in
t-restsd died saede1ly IN Ner Haven, Conn.
where StaYuer vas a snasil tradesrnan and
LETT an iazeation f,r engraving the backs of
hank notes Stsyner. ey some means or
other got hold of ths machine ard came 80
Ss- York se once 10 went 20 The New
York Bank Nots company-s sor. os S,aAd-
srd Oh monopoly in THIS sort q uork-and
ssssd - see tbe president.
Does he know your the attendant asked
"Nop. said tae visitor. csrsiesslv. -nut you
tel him thNr he'll want % Know me pretty
darn bad vhsn hs nnds out what this ma
chine can do.
tn a few moments ths president ard the
surerintendent looked st The ma, ,ine. and
s@v tna. s could perform the delicate and
Kaleidoscope trscerv on hsn< notes ia a fash
ion t5as pgt thsr prevailing msthods = ths
blush
awnas ar. your tsrnsF- asked TIE pr-si-
dent
Stavner SD % wanted lump sum and a
tig bsocS ~ me sfock Iaa terms wsrs stag
zsfinx. bat tbe rlsrhine was a nsiisr.
Give ~ ten daYs - tank is ov.r ssii
the PRESIDENT. esnd ws vii them give you our
snsrer
-Ill -ivs you just twenty Minutes said
3r Sfaynsr iryiT. Then he picked up his
haf and stroll ed out lYasa ha came back.
ths rrradsnt srniisd and said. with forced
caTel lsssoess
IL eh. Sr. ws ~ili pay von 7our tsrrns.
~ su 10 fact ~ said SlsTu-r. thought-
fsi.v. "im not exactly pleased WITH th-
terms ; want larger ariorns q stock. -
B'aksiy Hsl in Tee Argonanr
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

Th.ss wso ~iss 20 make themselves 81
ecufsrtahie a. p1ssio.s ~bile travelling n =
SLEEPER vii 10 ueli ~ acts the following a.
-ic- fr-ss Me.li-ai aad Surxicsi R-cora Fer
rrsu a axbt rap. enc thar uHi lever over the
ears. 80 a. - Sarvs ss q rixhtcsp. I'll -
a-~sr.eis II ccIa wesfser woclen esp =
bess Tnis cap sbcni 10 rur ~ A. sSon -
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tie risce ,f tae -cst ueleliv wcrr. Shippers
rfrst ar- - ~or- 81 tnere is a 5saasat b
the -.r fsce .r ie ocl .ef be- strike TIE hsck
Have rrr bed usse % its t>aii -1-elrl ID
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fsos ~her- t ~.H 70 "a leas. har-s Fut -
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Ths s.~-kiHg supporters. es vel - s~rrr
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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

ar not dissati sfied. bat my foo; l;Sb notions
have hscn corrected and I an sure II ths
yopnx men ia ths east knew ths facts snd
nnfersood The Fsal work that cowboys DO
tbr7 vouid - glad - stsv =. houe and ssrn
a living in an sssi-r manner
rbe work IS fully - hard ~ sailors Ts
has its reirenaing iestfrss - course, and q
cowboy has xood h-si-h ap,i is independent 70
certain ext.rt. II ~srs asksd % advise a
young usn seous cowboys life and ths
chances ~ snccsss. shonii tell Tim t6s life
~as hsrd ard thss ~ithsas capital the
chances we're gaor.
rhen y ~ insisted upon trying e. I should
tslt sinpto "a ear - sorne big Nsw England
farm. uur cn = pair p oversl'-. d ell The
ksr3 sr-'dgsrv sui then p1T-irly his York By
tive. snd he ~onld ger a. les of a cowboys
lifs.- Y srffh's Companion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-17

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